You work for the logistics company. Your director knows that you hadmodelling class because you mentioned it in the interview when thecompny hired you. She asks you to make a forecast for the businessplan. You asked about the key assumptions and explained that you firstwill perform a ratio analysis. She understood your methodology andreplied: "Before we go into details, I would like to see a big picture. Letcalculate the actaul growth rate on average for the last two years forboth revenue segments. Transportation Industry is expected to grow at5% going foreward. Wharehousing is expected to follow the trend. Thinkabout your results in each segment, make reasonable assumtions abouttheir future growth rates. All the operating expanses will have the sameweight as in the last two years. Keep non operating income fixed as in1) Calculate growth rates for revenue segments. Explain.2) Make vertical analysis of the Income statement items3) Complete a forecast for the next year4) Explain how you calculated the tax rate InThousands of USD except Per ShareRevenueTransportation revenueWarehousing revenueExpensesSelling & MarketingGeneral and AdministrativeOther operating expenseOperating Income (Loss)Interest and dividend (income) NB: Think about your signs!Interst expenseIncome (Loss) before taxTax expenseNet Income, GAAP201746 512,5044 582,501 930,003 000,0010 000,00772,5032 740,00(75,00)1 125,0031 690,008 239,4023 450,60201849 120,0046 195,002 925,003 250,0010 500,001 390,0033 980,00(125,00)1 200,0032 905,008 884,3524 020,65201951 062,5046 912,504 150,003 625,0010 750,00405,0036 282,50(115,00)1 625,0034 772,508 693,1326 079,38

InThousands of USD except Per Share 2017 2018 2019 Revenue 46,512.50 49,120.00 51,062.50…

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